Water found on Mars.
It's frozen, but it's definitely water.
Where there's water and sunlight and comet collisions, there's probably life.
In other space news, all science textbooks printed before today have become obsolete with the discovery of a tenth planet.
Now, let's not 4uck up the naming of this one like we did Quaoar, which I don't understand the reason for it not being considered a planet.
Since we've got planets named after the wimpy Greek and Roman gods already, I suggest naming it after one of the Egyptian gods -- Osiris, maybe. Or Anubis. But not Orudis.
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It should be named Rupert.
Rupert was the name of my Boston Terrier.
No planet in the universe can match Rupert's greatness.
Maybe Aynrandia?
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